so it does not receive as many visitors as it might. That's a pity, because it has many fine features.
Here is a selection of views.
View over Suva, looking towards Government Buildings.
Stinson Parade.
Sukuna Park.
Suva City Library (1909).
Fintel building (1926), front.
Fintel building, side and rear view.
The old Town Hall.
There are some modern developments, of which FNPF Place is an example.
The Triangle.
A street scene.
Nubukalou Creek, June 2007.
The old Fiji Times premises, photographed in June 2007.
The old Fiji Times premises, photographed in September 2008.
The Fiji Museum,
in Thurston Gardens, houses a magnificent collection.
This is one of their outrigger canoes.
Thurston Gardens, June 2007.
Thurston Gardens, June 2007.
Thurston Gardens, June 2007.
Flowers on sale at the Suva Market.
The Grand Pacific Hotel in June 2007.
The GPH. Plans for renovation and redevelopment, photographed in June 2007.
The GPH in September 2008. No sign of progress (and none in August 2010, either).
The Curio and Handicraft Centre. This is well worth a visit;
Stephen Joe, the local stamp dealer, has a shop there.
Cruise liners, container ships and other large vessels visit the King's Wharf.
This is the Chinese scientific research ship Yuan Wang 2, seen there in June 2007.
Fishing boats at Princes Wharf in June 2007.
I can thoroughly recommend the Suva Motor Inn for their friendly staff
and good-value, comfortable accommodation.
Suva Motor Inn.